SYSTEM SELECTION
Keep installation, connected circuits, concurrency and solution policy independent. The workbench turns those choices into questions for the equipment review.
REQUIREMENTS WORKBENCH
Build a discussion brief. This tool checks the relationship between counts; it does not select a pump, validate a cleaning recipe or promise a particular skid model.
Mobile: consider movement, hose reach, repeatable connections and drainage. Useful for a reviewed set of duties at different locations.
Fixed: review permanent headers, valve distribution, installation space and isolation from adjacent production.
Sequential: many connected circuits may share one active cleaning duty. The cleaning window and changeover time matter.
Concurrent: review independently controlled supply/return paths and the combined utility demand for the agreed operating case.
Single-use: plan discharge handling for the assigned solution duty.
Recovery: add qualified return segregation, storage and reuse criteria. Soil, allergens and flavors can limit reuse.
A mobile, multi-connection, recovery system is not logically excluded. Feasibility depends on actual connections, operating sequence, utilities and contamination boundaries.
Attach drawings later through an agreed channel. Start with the circuit summary.